Bank Announces Fall No-Cost Business Courses Lineup

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Enterprise Bank & Trust has launched the fall semester of Enterprise University, its innovative series of business courses designed to help professionals better their businesses and careers. The live, interactive webinars are available at no cost to attendees, with the semester coursebook and registration available here. Continuing its 21-year legacy, Enterprise … [More]

Arizona Adult Workforce Program Approves Facilitator for Online Accredited High School Diplomas

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As students head back to the classroom, Arizona residents 21 and over now have the opportunity to earn their high school diploma through a state-funded adult workforce diploma program. Gale Presents: Excel Adult High School, an accredited online diploma completion program from Gale, part of Cengage Group, is now an approved facilitator for the Arizona Adult Workforce Diploma … [More]

Barrett-Jackson Partners to Bring Major Culinary Event during Scottsdale Auction

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Barrett-Jackson, The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions, announced it has partnered with World Food Championships to host the Southwest Chef Showdown, a competition featuring up to 30 champion chefs, during the 2024 Scottsdale Fall Auction, presented by Gila River Resorts & Casinos. The event will be held Oct. 10-13 at WestWorld of Scottsdale. Contestants in the … [More]

Athletic Talent from Arizona Public Universities on Display at 2024 Paris Olympic Games

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Arizona public universities will be well-represented at the 2024 Paris Summer Olympic Games. The games will include 45 athletes or coaches with ties to Arizona’s three public universities. The group will compete for 27 different countries, highlighted by eight members of Team USA, and span 13 different sports. Arizona State University will have 24 current and former … [More]

Intel’s Leadership in Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability

from Intel Arizona Community Investment Report, 2023-2024 Impact

Intel’s longstanding commitment to reducing our environmental footprint and pursuing ambitious sustainability goals remain a key focus for us — even as we grow. From reducing our energy use, to investing in renewable electricity, to conserving and restoring water and upcycling waste, a focus on the environment is a focus on our future. Conserving and Restoring Water in … [More]

Feedback: August 2024

by Mike Archer, Steve Chucri, Peter McQuaid, Jeremy Pacheco

Q: What are some considerations in planning a seasonal menu while also making it work within a business-day lunch schedule?  Mike Archer Chief Executive Officer Lou Malnati’s Pizzerias Sector: Restaurants When planning a seasonal menu or a limited-time-offer item, there are several key considerations to ensure it fits seamlessly into a business-day lunch schedule. We … [More]

2024 Polestar 3 SUV

by Mike Hunter

With a sleek, technical look, optimized aerodynamics and a responsive drive, Polestar 3 reimagines the SUV while retaining its character. This is an SUV designed for the thrill of driving. Perfectly tuned suspension, balanced power delivery, true torque vectoring and low battery placement all add up to a responsive car with unparalleled road stability. Pairing two … [More]

Electrolyzed Water in Cleaning Routines Improves Worker Safety

by Joshua Schwartz

In the world of commercial and industrial cleaning, the safety of workers is paramount. Traditional cleaning agents, while effective, often contain toxic chemicals that pose significant health risks. Electrolyzed water, a sustainable and cost-efficient alternative, offers a promising alternative. By integrating electrolyzed water into cleaning routines, businesses can enhance … [More]

Kona Grill Brings East and West to the Table

by RaeAnne Marsh

Kona Grill welcomes the lunch crowd with its own “power lunch” — a prix fixe three-course meal offered every weekday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Designed to be easy and fast to fit within a traditional “lunch hour,” the dishes are a dine-in quality alternative to fast food. First course options are an Asian salad that draws on Kona Grill’s fusion cuisine with its cabbage, green … [More]

Your Grass is Greener: Use What You Have. Get What You Want. At Work and In Life.

by Mike Hunter

  When people enjoy their work, they’re more successful and any joy they feel on the job spills over into the rest of their life as well. For readers who are frustrated at work or simply looking for better ways to do a job they enjoy, Your Grass Is Greener offers an actionable guide to improve the work they already do, using skills they already have. Each chapter … [More]

Vibrant New Art Coming to Mill Avenue Underpass Next Year

Preliminary construction already underway

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Traveling Mill Avenue between Broadway Road and Apache Boulevard is about to get a lot more vibrant with the addition of a new large-scale public art piece coming to the existing railroad underpass next spring. The art, titled “Sun Garden,” includes nature-inspired sculptural elements that will stretch upward from the existing terraced planters along the west side of the … [More]

Phoenix Arts & Culture Announces Nine Artists Selected for its ¡Sombra! Public Art Project

Artists will create shade and cooling installations in public parks as part of  City’s efforts to address extreme heat

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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​The Phoenix Arts & Culture Department has announced the selection of nine artists for its “¡Sombra!" public art project. Funded by a $1 million Public Art Challenge grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies, the artists will create temporary shading and cooling installations in response to Phoenix's extreme urban heat. … [More]

Where to Watch the WNBA All-Star Game: DTPHX Sports Bars

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If you didn't grab tickets to the WNBA All-Star Game, we've got you covered with the next best spots to catch it on TV. Cheer on your favorite players from the incredible sports bars that Downtown has to offer. Enjoy a weekend full of delicious food, tasty beverages, and the vibrant energy of DTPHX. City of Phoenix Ready to Welcome 2024 WNBA All-Star Game Here are a … [More]

Scottsdale’s Most Prolific Nightlife Promoter Talks Global Expansion and Building Business in Scottsdale

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He goes to sleep most days when the rest of The Valley is just starting to wake up. He doesn’t drink himself but he also doesn’t miss a party at Scottsdale’s hottest night club or big event. For more than 15-years it has been Gem Ray’s business to know everyone and everything happening in the Scottsdale nightlife scene. As the owner and founder of Scottsdale Nights, Gem … [More]

Tech Co. Pushes STEM Summer Camps, Giving Students a Jumpstart for School

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GenTech, a community tech hub, encourages parents to use the final two weeks of summer to give their kids a jumpstart for school with STEM-focused summer camps in North Phoenix and Peoria that will develop technical skills for kids as young as five-years-old. The last four camps available this summer: Radical Robots, Gadget Gurus, Rocket Science, and Drone Discovery, which … [More]

Study Reveals Arizona’s Most Dangerous Job Sectors

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A new data study has revealed the most dangerous job sectors in Arizona. Workers' Compensation Attorneys Hansford Law studied fatal injury rates from the BLS for each sector in Arizona; to determine the ranking, the number of fatal injuries in each state was compared to the total hours worked. 1. Transportation and utilities The transportation and utilities sector reported … [More]

ASU Researchers Help Secure $3.8 Million for Free School Meals

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Arizona State University researchers at the College of Health Solutions’ Food Policy and Environmental Research Group helped secure $3.8 million to provide free school meals for tens of thousands of low-income children attending public and charter schools in Arizona. “It’s very satisfying when you see evidence-informed policy being implemented,” said Dr. Punam … [More]

The Phoenix Symphony and Musicians Agree to New Contract

Agreement Supports Extraordinary Performances, Community Engagement, and Education Programs and the Symphony’s Role as an Innovative Leader

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The Phoenix Symphony and its musicians, members of Professional Musicians of Arizona, American Federation of Musicians, Local 586, announced agreement on a new contract. The one-year agreement extends through November 1, 2025 and reflects a shared commitment to serving Arizona as the state’s largest performing arts organization. The agreement reflects a performance season of … [More]

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